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Are you ready to video chat with your match?

More people are turning to online dating while having to stay home during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The parent company of Tinder, Match Group, says that there is an all-time high in swipes and matches.

Tinder wants to expand its app to support more online dating with a video-chat function. Match just announced its earnings release and its plans to release a one-on-one video-chat feature by the end of the year.

Would you rather be quarantined with…

— Tinder (@Tinder) April 21, 2020

Match has yet to reveal many details on this new venture but integrating a video-chat feature that screens for harassment can prove to be challenging. Experts are speculating that Match will look into a third party offensive image detection system or possibly build their own.

Match says they don’t know what the future of relationships will hold surrounding COVID-19 and innovations in technology but they hope to provide singles the chance to explore new relationships.